Romans, Nouvelles, Recits (Domaine Etranger): Juste Avant Le Crépuscule (Series #6139794) (Book)

from jasmyn9

I'd like to start by saying that I'm not a big fan of short stories. There never seems to be enough time to develop anything. However, I also love Stephen King, so I found myself reading a book of his short stories thinking that it would probably be ok as one great would more than cancel out the ...

from dagon12

I know that I've said similar comments before but I'm not sure why I'm reviewing a Stephen King book. Everyone knows who he is and how he writes. My belief is that people will already have their mind made up one way or another about reading a book written by him; only a very small number of peopl...

from LisaLynne

You know, Stephen King writes one hell of a good short story. No matter what you think of his novels, his short stories are excellent - well-crafted, full of suspense, and rich with wonderful, descriptive language. They are the thing he does best, in my opinion, and even if I never read another o...

from jeremytaylor

Review by Jeremy Taylor In his first short-story collection in six years, mega-best-selling author Stephen King presents thirteen tales on a variety of topics from exercise to OCD. As King states in the introduction, these stories are mostly recent-written in the last seven or eight years-with on...

from lauriebrown54

This is a collection of King's short stories, all but one of which have been previously published in various magazines. As usual with any story collection, there is a variation of quality. Or, I guess I should say, a variation in how much I liked them. They are all quality tales. A couple are sor...